There is more to learn from exploring within our own consciousness than experiencing our earthly reality.

Thursday, 26 May 2016

DMT and the Law

The LAW

If a psychedelic compound can completely shatter our perception of reality, then it
could induce psychosis or psychotic episodes in people that require
hospitalisation – thereby further straining the healthcare system. Additionally, there is a lack of research and knowledge on the exact mechanisms by which DMT acts on the brain, which is a contributor to DMT being classed as a drug and therefore controlled.

In the case of DMT, in
a number of countries it is illegal to extract it, possess it, use it and sell
it.

However, possession of a plant
that contains DMT is legal, mainly because nearly every plant contains it so it
is not possible to control, although it may be illegal to possess some species
of plants, specially those known to contain high levels of DMT.

If the plant is not illegal then it is your decision as to whether you should ingest that plant material, but don't be fooled by thinking you can start having ceremonies. These types of ceremonies may be illegal due to safety
concerns.

Note: Check the local laws within your own country or state in order to ensure you are not breaking them.